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Lesions on hands

2017-10-16 12:53:59
There are some lesions on my hand and between the finger as well and they are taking more time for recovering although i was a diabetic patient and my RBS is 88 now
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With your diabetic history and the involvement of the web spaces of fingers - a condition commonly seen is a fungal infection due to candida albicans. However without examination i cannot say with certainty. You can send a picture through online consult so I can get a better understanding of the problem; or you can a qualified dermatologist in your vicinity. Hope this was helpful.

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